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Welcome
Rose C. Stella
Opening song
Theresa Cutknife
“I Met a Boy” by Tia Wuud
2nd Year Physical Theatre: Character Masks
Instructor – Jim Warren
“The Adventures of Moopey & B”
B: Sonny Russell
Moopey: Wasena Joyal Sinclair
Songs:
“All the Good Girls Go to Hell” by Billie Eilish
“Drops of Brandy” “ by John Arcand
“Cotton Eye Joe” by Rednex
“Unknown Reel in C” by John Arcand
4th Year Scene Study: Shakespeare
Instructor: Ed Roy
Henry IV Part 2 – Act 2/Scene 4
Falstaff: Sam Twinn
Mistress Quickly: Theresa Cutknife
Doll Tearsheet: Eve Saint
Old Pistol: Andre McLeod
2nd Year Scene Study
Instructor: Imelda Villalon
“Bannock Republic” by Kenneth T. Williams
Destiny: Wasena Joyal-Sinclair
Jacob: Sonny Russell
Audition Technique: 4th Year Monologues
Instructor: Ed Roy
Samuel Twinn:
Classical: Cassius – “Julius Caesar” by William Shakespeare
Eve Saint:
Contemporary: Rebecca – “The Unnatural & Accidental Women” by Marie Clements
Theresa Cutknife:
Classical: Medea – “Medea” by Euripedes
2nd Year Scene Study: Shakespeare
Instructor: Ed Roy
“Merchant of Venice” – Act 3/Scene 2
Portia: Wasena Joyal-Sinclair
Bassanio: Sonny Russell
Audition Technique: 4th Year Monologues
Instructor: Ed Roy
Theresa Cutknife:
Contemporary: Denise – “The Hours That Remain” by Keith Barker
Andre McLeod:
Classical: Iago – “Othello” by William Shakespeare
Eve Saint:
Classical: Lady Macbeth – “Macbeth” by William Shakespeare
Samuel Twinn:
Contemporary: Cuirette– “Hosanna” by Michel Tremblay
2nd & 4th Year Story Creation
Synopsis: Good Medicine is a devised ensemble play that explores the inter-generational challenges of a Cree/Nehiyaw family in post-colonial Canada. With interest in the Cree value system, Māori Director Renae Maihi asked the students to explore, challenge and deconstruct the Cree Tipi teachings. By using the exploration as a way of providing a structure for the work and a foundation in which to discuss challenges that First Nations people face as a result of colonization, residential schools, the 60’s Scoop – stolen culture. What emerged was a carefully woven story that is provocative, moving, courageous and inspiring. Good Medicine is an examination of confronting painful truths bravely and remembering who you are.
Story Creation Team
Director: Renae Maihi
Choreography & Movement Support: Alejandro Ronceria
Set & Lighting: Glenn Davidson
Video Design: Jason Jenkins
Cast & Characters
Nikawiy (Our Mother)
Theresa Cutknife
Skull Woman
Wasena Joyal-Sinclair
Napisis
Andre McLeod
Sakhita
Eve Saint
Natusi
Sonny Russell
Bottles
Samuel Twinn
Songs:
“Travelling Song”
“Women’s Warrior Song”
“Blackfoot Lullaby” by Olivia Tailfeathers
Show score, various compositions and recordings by Māori DJ, Maeror Tri.
2nd Year Students:
Wasena Joyal-Sinclair
Sonny Russell
4th Year Students:
Theresa Cutknife
Andre McLeod
Eve Saint
Samuel Twinn
Production/Stage Manager: Glenn Davidson
Production Assistant: April Nicolle
Technical Director: Bryan-Clifford Batty
